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6) Highlighted folder: (Image 1.10)
After the folder is compressed, please note that the name of the folder is now highlighted "blue" by default.
This may not yield as good as of a result as compressed (zipped) folders, but you must weigh the advantages and disadvantages of each, described below.
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